“Educationists should build the
capacities of the spirit of inquiry, creativity, entrepreneurial and moral
leadership among students and become their role model.” - A P J Abdul Kalam
Dear Students,
Two days ago, I enjoyed the speech delivered
by the former President of India, Dr. APJ Kalam. I was very much impressed with
his charisma, and his ability to connect with youth through his magical words
and well-punched messages to achieve success with integrity.
Is it possible to achieve success with
integrity? Many might ask me this question. Yes. It is possible. But it takes
several years of journey filled with struggles and sacrifices. Currently some
of the Indian youth want success at any cost. But the reality is that it takes
tons of efforts to achieve success. If people adopt short cuts to achieve
success they fail at the end miserably. If people achieve success due to luck
they cannot sustain success when the luck runs out. If people focus on hard
work, smart work, wise work and ethical work they will be able to achieve
lasting success that is well emulated by all people in the world. We take Swami
Vivekananda as a symbol of success and as a youth icon because he practiced
what he preached. He emphasized on means, not ends. He emphasized on ethical
means to convey right message to the youth and the world. He was the one of the
Indians who put India on the global map by highlighting India’s unity in
diversity and promoting fraternity and universal brotherhood in Chicago
Conference.
Therefore, you must set a vision based
on your talents and build skills around them. You must emphasize on ethical
means to achieve success with integrity. You must be willing to wait for
results. If you don’t find results take corrective steps and move forward to
achieving lasting success with integrity.
Above all, develop a great attitude to serve your society, country and
the world as a whole to ensure lasting happiness and peace everywhere. Jai
Hind!
“When I asked God for strength, He
gave me difficult situations to face, When I asked God for brain and brawn, He
gave me puzzles in life to solve, When I asked God for happiness, He showed me
some unhappy people, When I asked God for wealth, He showed me how to work
hard, When I asked God for favors, He showed me opportunities to work hard,
When I asked God for peace, He showed me how to help others, God Gave me
nothing I wanted, He gave me everything I needed.” – Swami Vivekananda
Life is great!
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